Pilot Seiren is a 100% 3D Printed Titanium Road Bike

Yea looking at especially that seat tube where it meets the seat post, and after 1 second of getting a halfway glimpse of it I’m immediately thinking this part of the frame at least is looking so much like the Madone. If it isn’t intentionally designed to resemble that part of the newest Madone, then in my opinion it seems it was subconsciously based on the Madone’s geometry and tube shape for that part of the bike. It looks to close to the shaping of the Madone’s design right there on the bike to be simply an unconconcious coincidence for my thinking.
I know if I bought 1 it would worry me when the frame is “glued” together at 3 different points with, a new one for me “glue for titanium”, and in the 1 pic it appears to be “glued” together in the middle of quite possibly the top tube. That idea really concerned me because in the middle of the top, down, and seat tube is where the most stress from leverage is applied to the tube of the frame which is one reason welds on a steel or titanium handwelded frame are at the junctions of the tube of the frame. This would definitely be a considerable and incessant, constant worry for me due to my weight at 210lbs, and given the fact that I ride on sidewalks if given the opportunity after being hit multiple times by cars and in 2012 I was hit by a Ford F250 and ended up being knocked unconscious before sliding up the hood, onto the windshield, then slid off the passenger side of the cab’s roof and flipped upside down in the air I was told before landing on the back of my neck just below my skull on the parking lot asphalt, after being hit by the full-size Ford F250 truck driver speeding out of the parking lot at 35mph when he hit me as I was riding across the street in front of the convenience store parking lot. When I regained consciousness i realized that I was tied down to a full size 1inch thick sheet of plywood because they thought if I wasn’t already paralyzed that I very likely would be if I moved any part of my body evn the slightest bit. The reason the driver of the Ford F250 gave the police for speeding so recklessly out of the parking lot and hitting me going 35mph once he left his parking spot in the same parking lot, less than 200ft away, was that he was running late getting back to work from his lunchbreak. I was beyond outraged when I heard his reason for nearly turning me into a quadriplegic. They ran all kinds of tests on me and luckily the only thing that happened to me was a couple of misaligned teeth where he hit me on the right side of my jaw and face, and my face looked like Ricky’s when he got beat up by Mr. T in the first Rocky Movie. The hospital doctors couldn’t believe I wasn’t paralyzed from the neck down aftr falling 8-10 feet off the truck’s roof and landing on the back of my neck. They told me just how I felt when i found out I could move and not fear being completely paralyzed from the neck down, “Very very lucky and blessed.”
I was riding a steel Puegeot 1987 Tundra Express mountain bike, and the only part that suffered any damage to it more than cosmetic was a bent taco’d front wheel and consequently a few broken spokes. I still have the bike and still ride it some, and when I look at it it reminds me of how we can change someone’s life forever n so many terrible ways in the blink of an eye, and how conscious we need to be of our surroundings and what we’re doing and how important it is to remember that the mistakes we make can change a person’s life in the blink of an eye in the worst possible ways and that our lives can end n an instant if we’re reckless and not careful no matter who we are. I don’t really believe the driver that hit me that day was a bad guy, but like I said he made a bad decision that day, that he had probably made hundreds of times before in the past, but on that day I was riding my bicycle on the street and he didn’t pay good enough attention and was driving recklessly and he almost ended my life or at the very least almost paralyzed me from the neck down that day on January 1st, New Years Day, 2012